Rationales+for+Challenged+YAL+Books


 * [[image:Stand_Up_For_Your_Right_To Read_BBW_2016.jpg width="300" height="158"]] || ==== To celebrate // **Banned Books Week** //, we have chosen YAL titles to write rationales for that we may want to teach in the future that have been challenged in the past or have the potential for being challenged. ====

====**Directions:** Please link (Google Doc) or post your YAL Book Rationale below using this format -- Author's Last Name, Author's First Name, YAL Book Title, Your first name (or both names if you prefer). You can make the title a link to your Google doc if applicable or post the PDF. Let's put them in alphabetical order according to the author's last name.====

Remember, your PDF cannot be named the same as anyone else's file. Use your initial in the title of the file to help distinguish it from others' files.
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[|Electric Lit's Infographic of the Most Feared Books of All Time] (2016)

Patterson, Katherine. //Bridge To Terabethia//. Rationale by NCTE. (exmple)

Add yours below...

[|Alexie, Sherman, The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-time Indian, by Rebecca Byrd]

Jenna's rationale for //The Giver// by Lois Lowry is on [|google docs]

Kaitlin's rationale for //The Outsiders// by S.E. Hinton is on [|Google Docs.]

Jessica's rationale for //The Hobbit// by J.R.R. Tolkien is on google docs.

Heather's rationale for //The Hunger Games// by Suzanne Collins

Jon's Rationale for Dreadnought by April Daniels is on [|Google Doc]

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Jen's rationale for //To Kill a Mockingbird// by Harper Lee is on [|google docs]

Haddon, Mark, //The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime,// Kirsten Alderdice

Robyn DeIaco Will Canady's Rationale